The reason for closing my question about a VNC server problem is false My question Remote mouse pointer not visible in VNC was just closed because it is allegedly not related to "professional server, networking, or related infrastructure administration". This is not true. I'm creating a template to generate a lot of _virtualized_ machines which will run on a _server_ to provide access over the VNC _network_ protocol for _professional_ software developers to do their work together on what you could call a virtualized _workstation_. And in the process of creating this template I discovered a problem, which probably is a problem best solved by system _administrators_. I don't get it. Really. Emphasis added to highlight topics which are explicitly included in FAQ.

I saw this, didn't vote to close this, and I disagree with the close reason. So I voted to reopen it.

That said...

* It apparently wasn't clear to several people from reading _just the question itself_ that you were administering these computers in a professional environment. More to the point, it would appear that these users believed that you specifically were _not_ administering the computers in a professional environment. Modifying the question to make your environment and overall goals more clear would be helpful.
* The subject matter of the question is fairly obscure for Server Fault. Even if it were blatantly on topic as-is, it still risks being closed as _too localized_. I'm pretty sure this question would be a better fit at our sister site Unix & Linux which welcomes questions of this nature.